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"AI could go either way: it could augment human capabilities or it could just automate them away."<ref name="ref_2023_p456_1">Daron Acemoglu, ''Power and Progress'' (2023), p. 456, PublicAffairs</ref> | |||
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"The direction of technological change is not preordained; it is shaped by institutions and policies."<ref name="ref_2012_p84_1">Daron Acemoglu, ''Why Nations Fail'' (2012), p. 84, Crown Publishers</ref> | |||
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"Technology is shaped by who has power in society."<ref name="ref_2023_p23_1">Daron Acemoglu, ''Power and Progress'' (2023), p. 23, PublicAffairs (with Simon Johnson)</ref> | |||
=== On Wealth Inequality and Technology === | === On Wealth Inequality and Technology === | ||
"Inclusive institutions lead to prosperity; extractive institutions lead to poverty."<ref name="ref_2012_p429_1">Daron Acemoglu, ''Why Nations Fail'' (2012), p. 429, Crown Publishers (with James Robinson)</ref> | |||
=== On Labor Market Disruption from Automation === | === On Labor Market Disruption from Automation === | ||
"The wrong kind of AI could increase inequality and reduce wages."<ref name="ref_2022_1">Daron Acemoglu, ''Journal of Economic Perspectives'' (2022), Vol. 36</ref> | |||
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Daron Acemoglu
Biography
Turkish-American economist at MIT, known for work on political economy and economic development.
School of Thought
Institutional Economics
Notable Quotes
On Labor Market Disruption from Automation
"AI could go either way: it could augment human capabilities or it could just automate them away."[1]
On AI Governance and Regulation
"The direction of technological change is not preordained; it is shaped by institutions and policies."[2]
References
Additional Notable Quotes
On AI Governance and Regulation
"Technology is shaped by who has power in society."[1]
On Wealth Inequality and Technology
"Inclusive institutions lead to prosperity; extractive institutions lead to poverty."[2]
On Labor Market Disruption from Automation
"The wrong kind of AI could increase inequality and reduce wages."[3]